"According to a recent Jones Lang LaSalle report entitled “International student destinations redefining the world of real estate investment”, the nine top destinations in the world for international students are also tops in terms of being real estate investment destinations for both residential and commercial properties."
Australia had 2 cities in the list - Sydney and Melbourne.
"Are you looking to offload one of your properties this year? Vendors have been warned not to let the cold weather go to their head and start discounting their asking prices as the mercury drops – and it’s even been suggested that now could be the time to put your property on the market."
"Do you have $35,000 sitting in the bank? Well, that would be enough to buy yourself a house in Australia’s cheapest suburb outright. Read on for the top 10 cheapest suburbs in each state and territory. And guess what? Almost three-quarters of the selected suburbs have a median price of less than $200,000."
"The world banking system is about to be tested once again by another
European crisis because politicians and central bankers underestimated
the power of people. And here in Australia we have a version of the
‘Greek game’ being played under the surface."
"Any property investor worth their salt knows that research is the key to
selecting a good property investment location. But what does the latest
research into the city vs country debate reveal about the prospects of
our rural property markets versus their urban counterparts? Read on to
find out."
So these were a few articles that interested me in May, what did you find interesting?
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